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Welcoming First Sergeant Daniel Wallace home; Serving our veterans; Helping veterans by leading congressional oversight over “teleworking” federal employees; Advocating for Colorado veterans and seniors during postal hearing; Introducing legislation to streamline water storage and delivery project construction; Meeting Colorado energy producers; and Transparency amendment passes the house with bipartisan support.

Voting to secure the border; Putting forward a debt ceiling plan to protect veterans, cut wasteful government spending, and secure America’s financial future; Introducing the CONVEY Act to create jobs in Mesa County; Visiting the Conejos Water Conservancy District’s new water storage project; Meeting with Colorado realtors; Touring the San Luis Valley’s Closed Basin Project; Partnering with local leaders in Alamosa; Working to reduce energy prices with the San Isabel Electric Association; Visiting the Pueblo Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center; and Serving a military spouse widow having issues with the VA.

Introducing the Pueblo Jobs Act; Advocating for Rural Communities by Putting People Ahead of Violent Wolves; Securing a Grant to Improve Public Health in Pueblo; and Accepting Submissions for the 2023 Congressional Art Competition.

Two of my Bills Pass the House with Bipartisan Support; Amendment Defending Colorado Energy Jobs Passes the House; Two Amendments to Provide Parents a Voice in Education Pass the House; Representing Rural Colorado’s Concerns with Wolves; Visiting the Southwestern Water Conservancy District; Meeting with Colorado Sugar Beet Growers and Voting to Repeal WOTUS; Inviting Colorado River Water Expert to Testify on Solutions to Drought; Speaking to Delta High School JROTC Cadets; Meeting with Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory; and Hosting Chairman Baker and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe in D.C.

Legislation passes the house 386-31; Receive a phone call from me this evening; My American Energy Act included in House Committee on Natural Resources’ energy package; Supporting the Pueblo Medal of Honor Boulevard Extension Project; Improving I-70 corridor resilience; Investing in Mesa County; and more!

Holding Twitter executives accountable for censorship; Amendment holding the CDC accountable passes the House with strong bipartisan support; Reducing gas prices and cutting red tape with the American Energy Act; Protecting free speech with the ELON Act; Cutting-edge innovation at Colorado Mesa University; Working to improve transportation safety; Addressing issues facing rural Colorado small businesses; and Putting our public lands to work benefiting Mesa County.

This week, the House passed four bills that I cosponsored to end the COVID pandemic, and three of my amendments passed the House with bipartisan support.

It is an honor to continue representing Colorado’s Third District in the 118th Congress. In every hearing and with every vote, I’m working to ensure that each and every one of you receive greater economic opportunities and more freedom.